I’m definitely not YA, so for what it’s worth, I got a better sense of the story from Version 2.
I really hate writing the book summaries and trying to condense a novel down to a paragraph and then to a sentence or two. Which reminds me, I have to get working on that for my next book…
Lots of people not considered a YA person enjoy a writing for the YA demographic, so your vote totally counts! And best of luck on your own summarization task!
"Don’t ask me how old I am as that requires math and (as my college student on summer break is apt to tell me), “I don’t do math in the summer.” - PS I don't do math ever LMAO.
Thanks for the input! And I personally have a love hate relationship with math. I love it when I can use it for my advantage. I hate it when someone requires I use it!
AH! I love it when someone recognizes me NOT for my biggest publication but for DOGS. Thank you! And I didn't know Adam started a catstack...gotta go find that now.
Thanks for the "shout out!" I have also breeched my 50s and love the YA genre. I like the 2nd elevator pitch better. Less description and more tapping into how your story feels. Good luck!
I’m definitely not YA, so for what it’s worth, I got a better sense of the story from Version 2.
I really hate writing the book summaries and trying to condense a novel down to a paragraph and then to a sentence or two. Which reminds me, I have to get working on that for my next book…
Lots of people not considered a YA person enjoy a writing for the YA demographic, so your vote totally counts! And best of luck on your own summarization task!
Version 2 please.
"Don’t ask me how old I am as that requires math and (as my college student on summer break is apt to tell me), “I don’t do math in the summer.” - PS I don't do math ever LMAO.
Thank you for sharing :)
Thanks for the input! And I personally have a love hate relationship with math. I love it when I can use it for my advantage. I hate it when someone requires I use it!
LMAO - :)
V2 for the win imo
V2 seems to be taking the lead! Thanks for the input.
Bear wins, easily. I have no bias obviously but it's definitely Bear
Adam, how do you defend your standing for the best pet photos on Substack?
https://substack.com/@adamrockwell
AH! I love it when someone recognizes me NOT for my biggest publication but for DOGS. Thank you! And I didn't know Adam started a catstack...gotta go find that now.
I mean, we can talk about our pets all day, right?
Absolutely!
Thanks for the "shout out!" I have also breeched my 50s and love the YA genre. I like the 2nd elevator pitch better. Less description and more tapping into how your story feels. Good luck!
Thanks for your feedback and thank you for your essays. I’m enjoying the reminders!